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England and India
Lieut. B. Gordon Graham, R.I.N.V.R., recalls the cars he used before the war in Ceylon, and on home leave in…
November 1943
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Veteran types XXVI
A 1924 Grand Prix Sunbeam by Anthony S. Heal the present owner After their historic victory in the 1923 Grand…
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A major describes his cars
The first car I ever handled was an uncle's 1925 Lancia "Dilambda," which struck me at the early age of 14…
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Termite indeed!
Harold Biggs discusses a satisfactory 50,000 miles in a Fiat 500. As if to celebrate the return to sanity of…
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Cars I have owned
G.F. Lomas of Dundee, who has written for us before, tells of some rather rate makes and others not so…
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Rumblings, November 1943
Bravo, Ettore! Those beautiful products of be Patron of Molsheim are generally conceded to be without equal in everything except…
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Club news, November 1943
We hear… Lieut. B. Gordon Graham, R.I.N.V.R., who used to compete in British trials and rallies, etc., when home on…
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A Letter from Matthew Understeeble
A knowledgeable party gives some practical advice to his friend on the relative merits of various makes of car. His…
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Letters from readers, November 1943
Sir, Is it possible for you to enquire of Motor Sport readers whether any official photographs or snapshots are available of…
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